Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-16
John Sherman's Position,

oohh SneThans IosltIOn.
CHICAGO, July 15th.-A gentleman from
Columbus, Ohio, who is well versed in
political affairs of the Buckeye State. states
that he had positive information that John
Sherman is disguised with the carvings on
OF The party leaders at home, and that he
stated distinctly that unless the Toledo
Convention on the 9th Endorses him as
candidate of the State of Ohio, and plainly
and unequivocally, that he will positively
refuse to allow his name to go before the
National Convention next year.
Grover VIII Invade the West.
ST. LOUIS, July 15th.-A special from
Washington says A gentleman who talked
with the President short time ago about
his Western trip said The President is
anxious to visit the West during the au-
tumn, and think you can make positive
announcement that he and his wife will
be in st. Louis on the ID of October. He
will also, if public business will permit,
make the circuit of some of the Western
States planned some time ago"
DIR. McGlynn Going Abroad.
NEW YORK, July l5th.-Rev. DR.. Nc
flynn Is gong abroad. A reporter learned
to-day that the accommodated priest
had secured passage on the Anchor line
steamer City OF Rome, which will leave on
August 18th. DR.. McGlvnn has engaged
the finest stateroom on board the vessel
and will go unattended. He will not visit
Rome. He goes abroad for rest. He NAV
deliver some lectures while on the CONT
nent.
Frozen in Winter, Roasted in Summer.
PITTsBURG, July 15th.-This was the
hottest day of the season, the mercury
reaching 96o III the shade at go O'Clock
this afternoon. The suffering among IRON
workers was terrible, and at many mills
and factories work was suspended. Three
fatal cases of Sunstroke and a large num-
Der of prostraiiops from heat were re-
ported.
THE HEAT IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI CO.,, July 15ih-Twelve sun
strokes were reported to-day, four of which
were fatal The temperature ranged from
$50 to $50 in the shade
Judge Barreit's Decision.
Copyright 1857, by he CCtforaiG Associated Pres.
New YORK, July 15th.-The Times saws
editorially: Judge Barrett passed leni-
ent sentence upon Sharp. He went to the
very verge of merciful consideration for
the age, broken health and distress of his
family, and there was nothing else to ap-
peal for leniency or justify it.
Cleveland's Wanderings Abroad.
SYRACUSE, July I5th.-President Cleve-
land and his party will arrive at Cazenovia
at P. NJ. on Monday, and will be met at
the station by the village Mayor and Board
of Trustees, all the civic societies of the
village and the fire department. All of
these will act as an escort to the home of
secretary Falrchlld on the lake shore.
Bounteous Rains in the West
DENVER, July 15th-The heavy rain
which began yesterday continues unabated.
10 day the rain is general over the State.
and the streams are full of water. This
will end the erv of drought from sections
which have suffered from want OF water.
and will insure bountiful crops from the
| farming sections.
He bad a Father and Uncle.
WASHINGTON, July 15th.-Jay Cooke. a
banker and broker of this eitv, son of ex-
Governor III. d. Cooke, and nephew OF jaw
Cooke, the famous banker of Philadelphia,
| died at the residence of his mother in
| Georgetown, this morning, of Dright's dis
| ease.
| Rumor Denied
New YORK, July 15th.-Wall street was
| full of talk to-day that Drexel, Morgan &
Co. represented syndicate which had
taken up the Baltimore and Ohio option.
They were set at rest, however, by j. Pier
| pont Morgan, who authorized the state
| ment that Drexel, Morgan & Co. have no
| interest whatever in Baltimore and Ohio
matters, directly or indirectly.
Liability of Local Roads.
WASHINGTON, July 15th.-The Interstate
Commission has decided that anv railroad
lying wholly within one, State, but which
makes rates and issues bills to points in an
| other State, $50 far as that traffic is con-
cerned-subject to the provisions of the
interstate law
The Contract Labor Law.
WASHINGTON, July 15th.-The Treasury
Department has decided that there is moth
ing in the contract labor law TO prevent
American citizens who may reside in Can
ada from engaging in labor in the United
States.
Something that Won't Buy Food.
NEW YORK, July 18th The unpaid
chorus singers of the National Opera Com
pany met again to-day, but were put off
with promises.
Pensions Granted.
WASHINGTON, July l5sh.-ESpecial. J.
Among the pensions granted to-day to CAL
lfornians we're the following: c. LEM,
Shasta; z. Lambert, Woodland; S. n. Hi
att Plymouth: ]. P. Chew, Alturas.
The Swiss Monopoly Law.
BERNE, July 15th.-The Swiss Federal
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